My grandmother had a saying for every occasion, and one of her favorites, “A closed mouth does not get fed,” finds an unexpected resonance in Daniel’s story.
My grandmother had a saying for every occasion, and one of her favorites, “A closed mouth does not get fed,” finds an unexpected resonance in Daniel’s story.
Advent is not just about waiting; it’s about watching—actively living in a way that reflects our hope in Christ..
Advent is a time of preparation, anticipation, and reflection—much like Daniel’s life of prayerful waiting and steadfast trust in God.
My grandson and great-niece are inseparable when they visit, and, like all kids, they’ve invented a game with grandparent-approved rules—well, sort of.
For centuries, Christ’s followers have participated in a fourfold action of remembrance.
Recently, I had the privilege of co-officiating a wedding with an Episcopal priest, using the liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer.
If you haven’t read yesterday’s devotional, take a moment to look at Jeremiah 36:21-23 to catch the full story.
Have you ever found yourself asking, “What’s wrong with this world?”